The drag king anthology /

The drag king anthology / Donna Jean Troka, Kathleen LeBesco, Jean Bobby Noble, editors. - New York : Harrington Park Press, c2002. - 346 p. : ill. ; 22 cm.

"The drag king anthology has been co-published simultaneously as Journal of homosexuality, volume 43, numbers 3/4 2002."

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Grease cowboy fever: or, the making of Johnny T. / Me boy / "I am the man!" : performing gender and other incongruities / Making kings / Lesbian drag kings and the feminine embodiment of the masculine / Capital drag: kinging in Washington, DC / Kinging in the heartland: or, the power of marginality / Walk like a man: enactments and embodiments of masculinity and the potential for multiple genders / Drag kings in the new wave: gender performance and participation / A voice from the audience / One body, some genders: drag performances and technologies / Drag king magic: performing/becoming the other / Erotic arguments and persuasive acts: discourses of desire and the rhetoric of female-to-male drag / Seeing double, thinking twice: the Toronto drag kings and (re-)articulations of masculinity / Whose drag is it anyway?: drag kings and monarchy in the UK / Drag kings "down under": an archive and introspective of a few Aussie blokes / Personae / Eugene does his nails / Autoportrait / Drag king workshop advertisement / Performing masculinities / K. Bradford -- Neeve "Amy" Neevel -- Jay Sennett and Sarah Bay-Cheng -- Colleen Ayoup and Julie Podmore -- Steven P. Schacht -- Jennifer Lyn Patterson -- Thomas Piontek -- Sheila "Dragon Fly" Koenig -- Kim Surkan -- Ann Tweedy -- Alana Kumbier -- Kathryn Rosenfeld -- Tara Pauliny -- Jean Bobby Noble -- Annabelle Willox -- Vicki Crowley -- Pierre Dalpé -- Stephanie Rogerson -- Aaron Kimberly -- Tania Hammidi -- Melinda Hubman.

"The Drag King Anthology examines the 'other side' of the drag culture -- female-to-male performers who embody masculinity as a statement of queer identity. This unique book dispels the myth that drag kings are simply 'women doing drag,' presenting entertaining and enlightening essays that address gender, sexuality, and feminism. Using prose, poetry, and photographs, an eclectic mix of scholars, performers, and fans offer cultural and political insights on the international growth and development of drag king troupes and communities."

Lambda Literary Award nominee, 2003: Transgender/Genderqueer.

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